Pros
In the few months that I have been here, I have been made to feel so welcome by both management and my colleagues.
There is so much training which has helped me so much, even though I have quite a bit of recruitment experience under my belt already.
Regular 1:1 with my manager and team meetings, so see how things are going and how the team is getting on.
The team is so helpful, welcoming and committed to what they do.
Different in-house challenges in place to keep you motivated i.e RBR World Cup, RBR Love Island, which mixes the day up and gets a real buzz going in the office, with everyone wanting to be the winner!
There is so much potential for consultants to do well and work their way up in their careers.
England themed dress down day for the world cup with a traditional English lunch.
Great starting salaries and a clear set out for salary increases and bonuses.
There is a lot of incentives in place, which makes you want to work that little bit harder.
Team building events/ days/ nights out but also just the simple option of sitting in a beer garden on a Friday evening after a brilliant working week.
The office is based in a really great location, in the countryside with outdoor picnic areas.
It is genuinely a great place to work, with a great working atmosphere.
Hands down, the best place I have worked!
Cons
With recruitment, comes long working hours. But you out the leg work and hours in, the benefits and rewards will roll in with it
